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the garages kill the gods
| Fan album | |
|---|---|
| Title | the garages kill the gods |
| Fandom(s) | Blaseball |
| Producer(s) | Fourth Strike |
| Performer(s) | The Garages |
| Date(s) | 14 August 2020 |
| Type(s) | Compilation |
| Genre(s) | Rock, Lofi |
| Medium(s) | Digital |
| External link(s) | Bandcamp Spotify |
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the garages kill the gods is the second rock album by The Garages. It was originally released just one week after we are the garages (vol 1). It is a compilation album made up of tracks written during the first three seasons of Blaseball, revolving around the Seattle Garages team.
Contents
Tracklist:
- "fight gods" - 03:23
- "and i mean, all gods" - 02:04
- "no gods, just blaseball" - 02:32
- "park it" - 06:49
- "the angels' union, no. 23" - 02:15
- "pathetic/spineless" - 03:11
- "i fought the umps" - 01:54
Credits:
fight gods by rain (rainrain.bandcamp.com) with vocals by mucusqueen (@QueenMucus)and i mean, all gods by rain (rainrain.bandcamp.com) with backing vocals by mucusqueen (@QueenMucus)
no gods, just blaseball by zandterbird (@zandterbird)
park it by ethan geller (revolveroscelot.bandcamp.com)
the angels' union, no. 23 by june september (juneseptember.bandcamp.com)
pathetic/spineless by rain (rainrain.bandcamp.com)
i fought the umps by yana (@VillainousGoo)[1]
Reception
I didn't know what blaseball was until I heard this album, and to be honest, after weeks of following my favorite team, the seattle garages, I'm still not sure, but I know powerfully emotional garage rock when I hear it. Favorite track: fight gods.[1]
I only just tripped over the garages, and could no more look away than I could stop breathing. Intelligent, snotty, hook-laden, and utterly wonderful. Favorite track: pathetic/spineless.[1]